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~ xosslb III III shorts - ~ capital whsn
Mn Nina Van Zandt hnrrisdly entsrsd HI
oflce, and Wa Immediately admitted 10 the
presence 81 her legal advisor. Her bearing.
% she 0ltded through the onter of1ce, was
mot that OF woman bowed In grief or
crushed with I'VE Her figure was eject and
her face slightly flushed. and though the
lurked In her calm. bright eye, Il was i'm
possible not to observe That her whole min
was bent upon D practical object. Her de-
meanor said, ~ plainly az II she had spoken
In no many words, eIt Is no time to waste
precioua hours In nseiess waiting. Some
thing must be done. Lot rs begin this very
moment to think OF what we can do" and
80 she swept on dignidedly. and on her WI
thoughts intent, to the sanctums of her
lovers interchangeable advocate.
wHAT IA BLACK WILL DO.
After a brief consultation with his fair Wis
itor, Capt Black appeared.
In view Of the information just received.
Capt. Black. what course do you propose to pur-
We'll. It looks as If the only thing left for us
we shall proceed to do at once"
You will need all the time that is left at your
sfes. al matters have turned ont, the only
effect Of the recent proceedings has been to
abridge what little time we had. II they had
denied us at once, II would, OF course. have been
better"
movement for pettttontng the governor will
take?. No definite plan Of action has been ar
ranged vet that I know Of We shall decide as
rapidly g may be upon our course and pursue
1t TO the best of our power"
4 do not know just now what action the Am
nesty association Will take, said j. r Buch-
anan. I presume. however, that they will con-
curing Signatures to the petition. A mass
meeting will be held probably Saturday evening
and . committee appointed to take charge Of the
petition and present it to the governor. The
Amnesty association has nothing whatever to do
with the case before the court. That was the
work OF the Defense Fund association; but now
that nothing further can be done in the courts,
I presume the Defense association will join
hands with the Amnesty association, and both
will do their best toward influencing the COVER
nor. The signatures already number many
thousands and are increasing every day.
II GOVERNOR SILENT.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Nov. 2.-There is MOTH
Ing to be said as to the probable action Of
the governor in the anarchist case, as he de-
clines to say anything on the subject He
received q number Of letters and
petitions on the subject to-day, and
three Chicago ladies visited him
in the interest Of the condemned men. The
feeling is almost universal here that he will
not interfere with the sentence of the court,
and that the conditions are such thai he can
not There Is q bare possibility that he may
interpose clemency in the interest Of Fielden
and Echwab, though he has said nothing to
indicate even this
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In the viii OF T. A. Harrison OF Mime.
apolis some generous requests are made.
Hamline university being given $50, 900.
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The treasurer Of q Winona dramatic AS.
ISOLATION 10 missing, and so are $500 oi
the funds. @@ re-. "
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BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs for Coughs
and Colds: 1.-THE only article OF the kind
which has done mo good service. I want
nothing bstter. REV. r. II. Craig, Otis.
willie, n. Y. Sold only in boxes.
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Don't hank, hawk, and blow, blow, dis.
gusting everybody, hut use Dr.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. *s s ,
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Isaac Jeans, q Philadelphia Quaker,
who has made q fortune Of $1,000
o0Oas d fruit importer, haean his ca
rssr by selling oranges and apples
sreteil.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-11-10

In a quarrel at Eau Claire Edward
Richardson Of st. Paul was shot and killed,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-11-10

The Marquis do Mcrss has arrived IN
Paris and leaves shortly for India on 8
hunting expedition possibly accompanied
by his wife.
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Warden Stordock pleads mot guilty.
to Marsh's charges and is released on bail
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the Old silver Spoon.

Jenny Lind, the celebrated Swedish
singer dies at her home in London.
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Nichols Blackberry Balsam 10 q sure cure for Al
summer Bowel Comp.aints; price Is cent?.
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Kate Pfeister was found dead In bed al
Pease Grove, MINI.
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E,.LZ-EtN &-.- -g2EFEE VOH~GtSA SSNRA
Neebe, Mrs Parsons, Mrs. Schwab mi all the
printers in the Arbeiter Zeitung Office. With
the exception of the irst-named four prison
ers they were all allowed to depart after be-
women were arrested again several times
during the day, bur were released. The pub
location Of the paper was also suppressed.
The same day Officer Madden, Of the Des-
PLANES street station, attempted to arrest q
Krueger,0 in q saloon at the corner of Des
PLANES and Fulton streets The officer was
shot through the lungs, while his prisoner
was shot through the head and groin and
died several days later. On May Rudolph
Schnaubelt was arrested on suspicion of hav-
ing thrown the bomb, but was soon released
Mayor Harrison also issued q proclamation
prohibiting the gathering Of people In
crowds or professions on the streets. The
ger, and William Seliger, prominent So
cialists. were arrested by the police on sus-
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M..Scswaja

the methods OF street warfare with bombs,
and boasred of the strength and perfect or
ganization Of the anarchists in the city.
Lieut.. Shea produced the galley of type from
which the sRevenge" circular was printed
and related conversations he had had with
Spies and Fischer. S~.% ~
STUCK % HIS TORY.
The testimony of Il. Fl. .Gilmer was the
sensation of the trial. He swore that he en-
tered the alley when Fielden was speaking;
that q man came from the wagon to the
alley Immediately after a cry of "Here come
the police;" that this man lit a match and
touched it to q fuse held by another man.
He identified Spies Us the man who lit the
match, and the other man who held and
threw the bomb he identified as Schnau-
belt. sFischer he identified as one OF the
knot of men whom he saw In the alley.
and he believed Sohwab was the man
to whom Spies spoke at the end
OF the wagon before coming into the alley.
Mr.. Foster for the defense did his best
to show that the witness was a linr,
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John Wilt, OF Brookfeld. MINI, died sud.
denly OF rheumatism OF the heart.
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THE

The defense then began the examination
of their witnesses, the main point being to
impeach those OF the prosecution. On Aug. 10
Judge Gary charged the jury, and the latter
brought in their verdict the same evening,
Council for the anarchist anplied to the sI1-
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picion, and the former
was turned loose. Sew
eral bombs were found
In the Arbeiter Zeitung
Office, and on being ex-
perimented with, discov-
cred to be filled with
dynamite. Officers Bar
rett and Mueller, who.
were injured by the Hay
market bomb, died at
county hospital. May 3
the Arbeiter Zeitung re-
appeared. Officer Z. Fla
from his wounds
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THE VISITORS

- ~ = - ~ ~ Uo AA0 ASA
There was q sort Of scared expression on her
poor, worn face, and she moved about in q
nervous manner She brought a basket Of
toothsome edibles for her husband, and
Jailer Folz took a chair from the Office and
carried it ont to the cage and placed it for
her near the bars Lingg's aunt and
young lady cousin and one Of his
fair admirers cana next They were all
downcast, with traces Of tears on their
cheeks, but they had not been talking to the
reckless bomb maker i've minutes before
they were I'LL laughing. Frank Bielefeldt. Of
the Arbeiter Zeitung, accompanied by q re-
porter for the same paper, i'm next
Shortly afterward. Spies two brothers,
Chris and Ferdinand, were admitted, and
they were followed by their mother, who
seemed to feel her sorrow deeply. Mrs Par
sons and her two little children came, and
with them B lady who Is interested In the
work 81 the Amnesty association. Every
one 81 the prisoners had the semblance, ct
least, OF cheerful spirits. Mr.. Bielfeldt, after
leaving the fail. said:
tton to the governor for their lives have Just
been talking to them and they laugh at the Idea.
a significant incident Of The day had ila
scene at police headquarters The moment
word 81 THIS decision was received all the de-
tecttves in the building disappeared with
surprising suddennesa As to what districts
81 placer they were assigned their supsriors
vas nOn-committal when askedL II ii
known, however, that for some days tho
man have had sealed instructions to aot aa
soon Al thc aocdsjon was received. will
& B 50 caught mapping was all the oficials
would say. Besides the regular force the de
tectiye department has been largely rein
Forced from the outlying stations
Po1Icr yIEwa
The general Impression among the police
ID thar the sentence Will be oarriedint efect
NOV. III
i ~ tfey are u he hung xt III" aid LieA Yjtxs
nafrfcF .ithey should die on thai day. The anss
rense Of Arepttevo by Gov ORle4by would have
= bad eject. aud w0u1d not only 10 q aroat ex.
fant 1easen the moral example, but would entail
ssdditional ausponseo on the prisoners
FRAT III so,. satd Another police oflctal .Thera
n noEdesire on the part of the o0hcess who hAve
sn1fsred from the throasfne 81 ths bombs "a Tor.
fnrs the mnrdsrersL They only wish VI ~ the
Buckley said:
ii retfibuti0n Tor the Muxdef III the oftcer1
@whoao NfvSo Ne now widows 8nH oha1drenaO
pphhAasE trust and belieys H. goysEnek WI not
Hsrdiy IA opt Blsck - apgIsi1sde 4
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AZ Warrington.

wASnINGroS, Nov. i.-Therc wis fine
weather, good track, and spirited racing
Mt the Ivy City track today.
First Race One mile. Starters Eolian,
Harnum and Ontario EoliHn won ut will,
Barnum second, Ontario third. Time --
i.iil.
second Race Handicap; one mile.
Starters: Choctaw, Richmond, Banner
Bearer Royal Arch, Frank Ward, Pasha,
Arpo and Ovid.
Pasha won bya length, Ovid second,
Frank Ward third Time l:i3.
Third Race Selling thrgc-quartcrs Of a
mile. Starters; llronnomarte, Miss Mouse,
Glpn Brook. Rowland. Ihriitlcss, Valiant
Neil T.. Rowland won 10y neck, Val
! iaul rpnd, Rronzomartc third. Time
i:iGl.
Fourth Race One and an eighth miles
| S'uyyysant had a walkoyor.
Filth Race Hurdle handicap; one nn'
/ n hall miles. Starters Warrington. Tat
/ tier. Justin Nick, Lost Cause, VIII Davis
/ The Bourbon. Willie Palmer. WARRINGTON
won by two lcngt' Tutilcr second, Will
! Palmer third. 1imu 2JOl.
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s'.ar.fi pyr1t-h ~ the APPEAL.
NEw ORLEANS, la, Nov i.-Ncw Or.
leans. lacking Cartwright and Campau, for
whom Phelau and Harry Fuller were sub
stiluic !, played q good game against New
York today. New Orleans made three rms
in the first, by hits by Gciss, Phclan, Brad.
ley and Harry Fuller, passed ball aud
Kclly's wide throw. Wards hunted hit,
Mcvey's error, a couple Of steals, two bag.
gems 10y Connor and Denny and Wild
throws by Vaughan and Harry Fuller
gave New York four in the same inning
| The Giants made another In the eighth
on n phantom AMI Ticrnnn's double.
The two EwingS pitched, ten hits beng
made of each. Shorty Fuller aud Denny
made the star catches. and Bradley, Pow,
ell, Richardson. Herman and Mcic.s did
fine fielding. Bradley stole thro bihos
the New Yorks four and each side mal'
| fnuF
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said road imposes oppressive and cxtor-
tonate freight rates upon them. This
evening one of the largest planters along
the road, instead of sending his cotton by
rail, loaded it on siX.mulc wagons and
formed II procession, headed by n negro
brass band, and marched through the
main streets of town. AZ intervals there
appeared these legends, "Down With
Monopolics," Opposition to Extortion,
and others OF like suggestive nature. II
is said that others will resort TO the same
means Of transportation until the rates are
more fairly regulated.
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Miners Laid OF.

IsurnEMING, Mich, Nov. 3.-one hun
dred men were laid oil at the Cambria
mine yesterday; all other mines in the dis.
trict will materially reduce their forces
within few days, and large number Of
men will bo out OF employment The
mines have been working exceptionally
large forces during the shipping season. \
few smaller mines will close down Tor the
winter, but the large ones will not.
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THE RACING WORLD.
Yesterdays Events Mt Nashville and
Washington.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. At was an
other beautiful day and the races were
witnessed by large crowd. The fall
meeting closes tomorrow. There was con
siderable excitement caused by the award
of the last race to Cousin Jeems. Round
about clearly won it by half neck, as was
generally observed and admitted by Monk
Walker, Cousin Jcems' Jockey.
First Race .Fivc-eghihs OF mile. The
starters Harrodsbug, 40, Conkling;
Skobclofl, %, Williams; Spinnette, 100,
Breckenridge; Elsie Il, 81, Covington; Par
rish, 81, Walker.
Post odds -Four to 3, Spinnette; 3 TO !,
Skobcloif; 10 /, Avery and 20 to ! each,
Harrodsburg aud Parrish To good start
Spinncttc took tho lead, which he held to
the stretch, when skobclof and Elsie u
moved up, the former winning easily by
two lengths, Elsie B second, Synthetic
third. Timc--l;0Ai
Second Race -.Scycn.eighths Of a mile.
| Starters: Harry Glenn, l0i, Covington;
Carus, ~, Breckenridge; Glen Fisher, ll5,
Curtis; Dark Hall, ", Rivers; Belle Brock,
liz, Williams.
Post odds: Glen Fisher, 3 10 8; Belle
Brock, to /; Dark Hall, to 1; Carus,
l0tol, Harry Glenn, so to |.
! Glen Fisher was first away, but Hurry
Glenn took the lead at the front and held
| il half way down the stretch. Glen Fisher
then came strong and won 10y length,
Harry Glenn second, Carus third. Time
-l:SOl. The books bot to ! on Harry
Glenn for the place,
Third Race 4 free handicap; one mile
Starters Alamo 30, Watson; Florence +,
lO2, Coyingon; Red Stone, %, Brucken
ridge; Dancing Kid, %, Walker; Asccola
%, Moore; Governor, o. Williams; Kirk
lin, o. Rivers; Cleaner, ll3, Stoval.
Post odds . TO >, Cleaner; TO !, As
Ceola; q 10 /. Governor; StO each, Flor
cucc T. and Red Stone; 10 10 ! each, Ala
mo, Dancing Kid and KirRlin.
The start WAS very poor AFcroln wa
left 1T the post. Cleaner got away inst
Governor second, Florence T. third A
the quarter Governor went 10 the iron
and led, with Florence T. close up TO tn
stretch, when the latter joined him, an'
after hot finish won by a length, Govern
or second, Dancing Kid third. Time
l:42i. Two TO one against Florence l. an,
Governor for place.
Fourth Race.-A free handicap for tw
year Odds; one half mile. Starter
I 'rrnpenny. -. \. CoyinHon; Elmira, lOI
Coyington; Cousin Jccms, 80, Walker
, Black Knight. T}. breckenridge; Orang
I Girl 100, 1aal: Roundabout, los, Hvcr
/ Black knight was frst away, Elmra go
: unl, Tenpcnny third and Cousin Jccn
/ fourth. The latter me with rush, howc'
. | or. and passed the lot at the thrce.quarlI
. pole and led around the turn aud into Ill
stretch by two lengths. Here all began I
race and the lot, except Black kniph
came under the wire rs II shot out OF
shovel. Cousin Iccms was declared vii
ncr 10y q nose, Roundabout second an
Omngc Girl third. Timc-050.
$ Many stables are beginning 10 clear Of
y Tor Kansas City and New Orleans.
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kcnii sIIII I.IusiNc.

NEW YoRg, Nov. Nothing has been
heard Of David Scott, the missing member
OF the paper manufacturing firm OF Yer.
non Bros q Co. So far, the expert ac.
couniants End that the firm will lose about
$4,000 through Mr. Scott. Another At
tachmcnt WAS taken ont today against the
lvanhoc paper company, Of which Scott is
president
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A Schooner Lost,

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. A report has
been received here that the schooner
Ocean Bird, of Wilmington, N. c., Capt.
Edward c. Daniel. carrying the mail be-
tween Nagshcad, Mantco and Elizabeth
City, N. O., sank during the storm on
Monday off the Postquotank river, and all
on board were lost. Among the passcn-
gers were three painters from Elizabeth
City, the captains son, school-tcacher
from Manteo named Howe, and several
| colorcd men.
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syrup Of Figs,

Manufactured only by the California Fla
SWIM company. San Francisco. Cal, Is
,sivrr's own true laxative. II y the most
sssily taken and the most Pleasantly elective
remedy known 10 cleanse The system when
bilious or costivc, ~ dispel herdachcs, coida
and fever TO cure habIua a. IS 20 sn, QUA -
ba,,ies by H. J. Hester aud all leading
Jo',,,.i,,s Nan Vlcet a Co, q. W. Jones .
coW X. Wukerson n Co, Mansfield 4
Co. have been appointed wholesale agents
AZ Memphis.
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The Rail- p,s,er.' nrothcrhooi.

NEw ORLEANS, Ia, Nov 4.--Prcsldent
Ward Of the Brotherhood Of Ball Players
on being interviewed concerning the ~.
ported designations Of Williamson ana
Flint, said. "rhe council Of the brother
hood ut IL meeting In Cincinnati, ON oc,o-
Der "a, voted. for good reasons =" receive
the designations Of several m''nn ~ ~.
Further than 10 ay that Williamson W." wv,
one Of these, | do not care To- speak uu,l,
! officially notified that the designations VI
| Others have loau tpndprpd.'
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I.,p,e,n autumn Races.

LoNpoS, Nov AT the Lincoln nu-
tumn meeting today the Lincoln autumn
handicap was won 10y st. Helen, with Mr..
w. stcvensons five year old chestnut
marc. Nightcap, second. Mr.. Mclyillgs
three wear old hqy colt, Horton, nnl VI.
r. Ienningt three year old chestnut tilly,
Valentine. ran dead heat lot third place.
There were nine starters.
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ssir.uit Court.

The case Of Whitclaw w. the Memphis
A. Charleston railroad company Is on trial.
uisaiuit for s25, 900 damages for the loss
Of plainiiTs eycsight through defective
locomotiye. The cause has been pending
Cor some wears. In one form or another,
but this i the first time II has been called
for regular trial.
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shauecrS opinions.

Ward VA. Ward, Demurrer sustained and
hill dismisscd; Flccce ~. Oni.l, memo
randa opinion for decree Blackwell vs..
Pryor motion oyouulcd.
Calendar for November Z: Nos. 5,33',
Cainwba oil company VI Milburn; 5,3'i,
Finnir ~ Meyers 1881, State vs. RIM
valid. h.gti. browne W. Harrington; j,th
Flahcriy ~ Shiplcy; 1851, ShiPlcy W Far
rineton. 5.HG, Winters W Higgins o,3bN
SicIcr ~ Cowgirl. : ..s1, Thomas vs. Lansing
n .,sg brown W Lansing.
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criminal Court.

4. A. Jasklin, petit larceny, sentenced
10 A full term in tho county workhousc.
Wash williams and MN Molncn, same
charge. one year In the pcnitcniiary.
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DELSARTE f Sa@sa EXPRESSION

Mn, Margaret wiltshire will receive pupils In the
ncl,ar,c school 81 expression and y'pcutiuu. 18th
the reasoning student and the practical student
will he satisfied. For the convenience ni pupils
who cannot attend during the day INSTRUCTIONS
will he given In the evening. Fuf terms Apply 70
MI Emile Inyy, at Mitxmnuu'r
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Oppo-ln.r.L Inallfena ronop,ly.

Special Dispatch 10 the APPEAL A..
HELENA, Ark, Nov. 4.-for tonie,hle
there has been considerable dissatisfaction
among the farmers vino live along the ~.
kansas Midland road. They claim thai Tue
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n.nhafn Ganrf.

Thomas Russo and Fannie Russo were
appointed guardians Of the estate Of Fred
erike Succhtcn, minor
Thomas A. Wright has been appointed
Guardian oil Edward Sladc, minor.
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NOTICE.
Stockholders Meeting.


orrtcr MFvrn CnarLKuuy r. A. col
No. 10 WALL &c.. y. Y, oct ~, i,sI
fI'HE ANNtAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING ~
| this COMPANY, adyeTihr'i i1r iiio purttaga ~
clcrtiur dirrtlfH hnI the disposition " snrh other
budnuss o. might te irDuchi bUfufr lt o. iDfpiy
wlthdrwu. aud no such nisUtina VII urruf. owing
~ the ppulrury ~ litigation NJ Huntsville, Ala /,
which preclude the holding ~ such oleciiuu
T. n sf'tiWAk. keffstafF
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One Hundred =: washing Machine
Free.

70 introduce them. Ii you want one send
at once to Monarch Laundry Works, No. i2C
Wnbash nyenue. Chicngo. I'LL.
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CIRCUIT OF THE COURTS.
What the Magistrates and Higher Tri'
buuals Are Doing.

Squire Holman yesterday rendered his
decision in the case OF Mrs. llollcnbcrg
against the telephone company Tor killing
A flne fir tree in her yard which she valued
at $3.50. The court thought that WIS too
stiff price, either for live or dead timber
and gave her judgment for the amount,
minus 500.
Lee Harris, colorcd, got mad at James
Douglass yesterday and sought To wrcak
vengeance ON him by puncturing his skin
with blunt-bladed barlow knife, but was
prevented by locker ON from putting his
ATTEMPT into execution. Justice llughey
made him rcpcn. TO the tune OF - and
costs.
Sol Davis, who has been plastcrcd with
warrants from Justice Flcning's court for
whipping his wife and several Of his
ncighbors few days ago. upholstered
himself Yesterday morning by coming into
court and pleading guilty 10 the several
charges II assault aud battery. As Il vas
afaniilyuuarrcl, and the facts evidenced that
Sol was alout ~ much sinncd against as
annip-. the court LET him of with rea'
sonahlr iiuc IN each case.
Tn Squire Bu,icnbcrg's court The wom'
U1rupt and DAVIS withdrew the
charge OF assault and battery against th,
man Alton aud his daughter, Mr'. Lewis
pnid tic cost. and all went homo in peace
aud luffUluV
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